Steve Jobs for President

outsider

What kind of President would he make? Would anyone vote for him?



Consider this:

Many people know who Steve Jobs is. He is less popular than Gates but he is also less infamous. Advantage Steve.



He is a successful businessman (arguably perhaps).



He is charismatic.



He is a Democrat although I think he may run as an independant.



Would a country run like Apple be a good thing?

powerdoc

Whenever there is an apple there is a worm.



Ask him the question ?



And to answer your question : after reading his biography : no.

artman @_@

You're weird.



Considering his egotisical and emotional outbursts to his staff in his company and vendors at Expos I don't think he'd have the clout to even hold a de...ahh, forget it...not even worth arguing... <img src="graemlins/oyvey.gif" border="0" alt="[No]" />



Oh, and he'd have to admit to taking acid...end of thread.

outsider

[quote]Originally posted by Artman @_@:

<strong>You're weird.



Considering his egotisical and emotional outbursts to his staff in his company and vendors at Expos I don't think he'd have the clout to even hold a de...ahh, forget it...not even worth arguing... <img src="graemlins/oyvey.gif" border="0" alt="[No]" />



Oh, and he'd have to admit to taking acid...end of thread. </strong><hr></blockquote>



Wouldn't be the first president we know to have taken drugs



I can picture him at a peace summit. Not a pretty thought.

der kopf

Far out, baby. I think Steve might play a very important role as US President on peace talks. He could bring and share his stash. Groovy. Think different. Hey Putin, those iMacs, they're so wobbly, Jeez, who's moving the room???? I'm fvcked, Vlady, give me one more shot of your vodka, for the road. Have to catch my private jet.



<img src="graemlins/smokin.gif" border="0" alt="[Chilling]" /> <img src="graemlins/smokin.gif" border="0" alt="[Chilling]" />

outsider

In 2 years he would have fired half his cabinet.

hassan i sabbah

Yes, and launched a take-over bid for Belgium.

anders

Certainly not. And for three reasons:



1) I will probably not be allowed to vote

2) I would never be able to figure out the ballot. ***"Hey do I cross out the person I want least to be president or what"***

3) He is too opportunistic. When he was buisness partner with Perot he said he would be a great president. <img src="graemlins/oyvey.gif" border="0" alt="[No]" />

paul

[quote]Originally posted by Powerdoc:

<strong>Whenever there is an apple there is a worm.



Ask him the question ?



And to answer your question : after reading his biography : no.</strong><hr></blockquote>



he has a biography?



where can i get it, and who wrote it...



where does it end?



thanks

outsider

[quote]Originally posted by Paul:

<strong>



he has a biography?



where can i get it, and who wrote it...



where does it end?



thanks</strong><hr></blockquote>



There are about a dozen of them. I stopped reading them after the 6th.

der kopf

[quote] Hassan-i-Sabbah:

Yes, and launched a take-over bid for Belgium. <hr></blockquote>



Understood.



There is a name for that this kind of enterprise: BRAIN DRAIN.



Much respect;



Fellowship of the Kopf

jrc

I would not vote for Jobs, even for head janitor.

davegee

Reporter: What are your thought on a war with Iraq President Job's?

Jobs: I'm sorry but we don't usually comment on on wars we haven't yet waged. (sly grin)







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